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10 And A <sub> 1 </ Sub> = 1 Distance-regular Graphs,

Posted on:2007-08-06Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J H MaFull Text:PDF
GTID:2190360182999580Subject:Basic mathematics
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In this thesis, we give a classification of distance-regular graph of k = 10 and a1 = 1. By mean of intersection diagrams, circuit chasing techniques, properties of distance-regular graph and the known conclusions of distance-regular graph, we prove the following conclusions.Let Γ be a distance-regular graph of k = 10, a1 = 1 and r = r(Γ).If cr+1 = 4, then a(r+1) = 4, d = r + s + 1 and cd = 5, in this case Γ is a 1-homogeneous graph.If cr+1 = 3, then T doesn't exist.If cr+1 = 2 and ar+1 = 2 , then one of the following holds:1. cr+2 = 5,d = r + 2;2. cr+2 = 4 , and one of the following hold:(a) ar+2 = 5, d — r + t1 + 4 and cd = 10;(b) ar+2 = 4, d = r + t + 3 and cd = 5,in this case Γ is a 1-homogeneous graph;3. cr+2 = 3, and one of the following hold:(a) ar+2 = 7 and d = r + 3;(b) ar+2 = 5;(c) ar+2 = 4,d = r + 3 and cr+3 = 6 or 8;(d) ar+2 = 3,d = r+t2 + 5 and cd = 10 or d = r +t2 + 4 and cd = 5 , in this case Γ is a 1—homogeneous graph.
Keywords/Search Tags:Distance-regular graphs, intersection diagrams, c_i-graph, homogeneous graph, vertex type, clique patter, vertex neighborhood
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